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Watch: Targeted foxing with Deano
In this video, Deano Harrison has targeted two problem foxes that need to be taken out, using cunning and fieldcraft!
There’s foxing, and then there’s highly targeted foxing which relies on knowledge and fieldcraft to locate, draw in, and dispatch the guilty party. Deano is famous for the latter!
Having located the foxes he needed to control, Deano spent days baiting them into a safer area where he had a larger, more easily viewable shooting area.
Taking into account the wind direction, recent movements of the foxes, and knowledge of their behaviour gained over many years of watching fox behaviour, Deano sorts the problem with deadly efficiency.
Enjoy watching a true countryman going about his work.
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